Motherboard-supported vs. present USB hubs.

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Motherboard-supported vs. present USB hubs.

Postby Anxyous » Sat Aug 30, 2008 10:31 am

I'm a little confused here.

I got two USB hubs on my laptop. I have a 4-port hub I plug into one of them.

When I plug my iPod or iPhone into the hub, it says it hasn't got enough power for it. It wants me to plug the 4-port in the socket for power, but there's none around. Does anyone know if it's possibly to route power to only 3 of the 4, or if possible, increase power to the hub, without using the power cord?

But my first reason for this topic, is that when I plug the iPod or iPhone in, a menu pops up with available USB ports. It shows the two I got, one with my Mighty Mouse, and one with the 4-port hub.

But it also shows two more, although I only got two.

I'm pretty sure my motherboard supports 4 hubs, is that the reason?

Cheers  :)
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Re: Motherboard-supported vs. present USB hubs.

Postby Mazza » Mon Sep 01, 2008 9:12 am

mmmm i had a similar issue with my extension cable, try plugging to i pod dock in the non-ported port and see what happens ;)
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Re: Motherboard-supported vs. present USB hubs.

Postby Anxyous » Thu Sep 04, 2008 1:33 pm

Completely forgot about this topic...

That's not my problem, but thanks for the effort ;)
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